Wildfire history: Two of New Mexico's worst wildfires currently burning
Fires are expected in New Mexico, but this year the fire season started early and has already produced two record breaking wildfires in the state.
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Fires are expected in New Mexico, but this year the fire season started early and has already produced two record breaking wildfires in the state.
Fires are expected in New Mexico, but this year the fire season started early and has already produced two record breaking wildfires in the state.
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Riverside Fire What started out as a small fire near the Riverside Campground suddenly turned into a large blaze along the Clackamas River of Sept. 8, 2020. Fifteen campgrounds, five trailheads, and nearly 33 miles of trail were damaged or destroyed during the fire. according to USDA. The fire mostly impacted the Mt. Hood National Forest. When: 2020 Acres burned: 138,054 Archie Creek Fire The Archie Creek Fire burned east of Roseburg in the North Umpqua corridor on state, private and federal land, according to InciWeb. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it was la...